Take a Peek Inside Vancouver’s Stunning 2019 PNE Prize Home

According to the PNE Prize Home blog, the 2019 home is a “masterclass in luxury,” boasting three bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths and an array of opulent amenities within a sprawling 3,100-square-foot floorplan.

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The kitchen is outfitted with energy-efficient appliances that “seamlessly work into the interior design of the kitchen,” along with bar-style seating at the large centre island topped with off-white quartz countertops that “require little to no maintenance.”

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The kitchen definitely fits within the home’s modern farmhouse vibe, featuring a 36-inch KitchenAid induction cooktop and copper-toned hood and under-counter beverage centre.

In addition to the open-concept main kitchen, there’s also this prep kitchen – outfitted with state-of-the-art appliances – to keep those messy big cooking projects under wraps.

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The main level features a sprawling open-concept design, with the living room flowing into the kitchen, while a banquette-style seating area serves to separate the spaces.

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The luxurious living room is outfitted with stylish furniture and features a horizontal fireplace and double French doors surrounded by windows in order to flood the room with natural light.

A king-sized bed with upholstered headboard is at the centre of the expansive master bedroom, featuring rustic hardwood flooring and double French doors accessing a private patio.

“When it comes to a relaxing pampering session, nothing beats spending some time in a warm bath on a cool day,” notes the blog. The sleek master bathroom is also highlighted by a “minimal, but timeless design” featuring a pearl-hued soaker tub and dual sinks set in marble countertops.

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The master bedroom’s enormous walk-in closet offers more than enough space to keep the bedroom clutter-free.

In addition the master, there are two additional bedrooms, each of which are designed in a colour palette of pastels, pinks and gold accents.

Both guest bedrooms have been equipped with Google Home devices, with a hands-free speaker for commands such as “turn on the lights” and other smart tasks.

Statement wallpaper provides a bold accent in this corner-situated tea room, with casual accent chairs offering an inviting spot to sip a cup of tea (or glass of wine, as the case may be) while catching up with family and friends.

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